Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24
NoUs Notes.

Cradle songs at Turnverein haA 'o-
morrow night.
Henry Alexander was yesterday
xrs,ssd divorce from his wife.
Somebody entered room No. IS OF the
0ocidental lodging-house yesterday and
carried away . pair of blankets
A movement is ON foot to Organize
new military COMPANY in this city, to De
e.roiled when the militia appropriation
hill passes.
Tho U. p. offise has received . num-
ber Of handsomely executed views OF
scenery along that route. They are
photographs by Taber.
Jadge H. X. S. O'Melveny yesterday
withdrew from all cases pending in De-
partment No. in which he was attor-
nsy. In some cases Max Lowenthal
was substituted.
Tuesday evening there was a pleasant
musical entertainment at Wilmington
Hall. Miss Mollie Brown. Miss Martha
Alexander and Mr.. Silas Kennedy took
prominent parts.
Eour of the Chinanen who were ar
rested for violating the laundry ordi-
nance ON Tuesday night were lined s.
each yesterday. and the other. who was
the proprietor. WAS fined 50.
Yesterday about noon car No. 1. on
The one-horss line ran off the track on
Upper Main street, and came rear being
overturned. One passenger, Chas. Lin
der. was thrown to his knees. and all
1ere somewhat shaken up.
Depaty Constable Cline yesterday
brought IN from the Las Virgenes ranch
Manuel Doming1ez. who is en- hsrged with
placing his brand on = horse belonging
10 . man named Dagansy. Dominguez
gave bond in the sum OF 500.
Mr.. W. II. Snedeker. the local agent
of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
in this city, was yesterday united in
marriage to Miss Lena NJ Frink, for
merly of Kansas City. The HERALD
wishes the young couple long life OF
unalloyed bliss.
The case Of Toy Yak. the young Chi
usss damsel who is giving the courts and
officers no much tepuble to keep her
from leading an immoral life, was argued
end submitted in Justice Austinis Court
yesterday, and decision will be rem
dered to-day.
The street cars are running regularly
over the Downey-svenue bridge, but the
repsirs on the Aliso-street bridge are not
yet completed. although it is confidently
expected that the last work will be done
this morning. 90 that this branch will be
in running order very shortly.
Only q few Of the faro and hokey-
pokey players put in an appearance 8,
the City Court yesterday morning.
Those who did so pleaded guilty to the
charge and will receive sentence to-day.
probably. The cases of those who did
not appear were continued until to-day,
when there will be some disposition
made of them.
Mr.. John L. Pavkovich has returned
from q seven weeks visit to San Fran.
cisco. He stopped over at Rosamond to
see the improvements at that place and
reports lively activity in that settle
ment, with plenty of rain and lots OF
snow on the mountains. The citizens
had received their tools for sinking arte-
sian wells and would go to work at
once.
Mayor Workman returned from Sac
ranento yesterday. where he has been
to aid in having . law passed giving
this city . suitable charter. He agrees
With the views of Mr.. Cohn. whose let
Ter was pubished in the hERALD q few
days ago. and says that there is no hope
of having the charter a adopted by our
City Council adopted by the Legislature.
He says. however. that there will be a
cousttutional amendment submitted
allowing cities of our class to make their
own charters. and also q general law
passed allowing cities to issue four per
ceat bonds for public improvements.
Mr.. Workman hurried home on account
of the reports of smallpox here. and
gives the result of an investigation of
the fell disease in another column.